The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-27
NEws AyporHER NoT.NEs.
-Qu-eE kspIolina and suit, sailed Tue
day morning Tor Europe.


which has b-en idle for four years, mas again
been put II operation, giving employ men
TO 200 men.
Thomas J. QuiGley. of Norristown, was
yesterday awarded a verdict Of S5269. So as
land damages against the SchuyikiI Valley
Railroad.
About ;he latest Is a g;ass-bottomed
boat used, according 20 fore igu corr+spon-
dent. TO g~Z- upon the beauties OF the bot
tom 4 the sea at Nassau.
In the joint session Of the F oriaa Lagts.
latu'- Monday the vote for Uui,rt States
Senai or les uited as follows Samuel Pasco,
DemCcTat. 81; G"odrich. Republican, Il.
Mr.. PascO was declared elected.
The skeleton OF man was recsntIy
found in ruined hut on the banks of the
Red river, near Caledonia, Dakota, and in
the pockets of the tattered clothing were
greenbacks end gold ana silver to the yalue
of nearly - 900
While number of young men were
playing oai about TWO miles from Mansfield,
Ohio, on Friday afternoon, Ell. Sward aged
% suddenly threw up his hands and gave a
shrek falling TO the ground dead Phv-i-
i.h9 NR CiiiiF IT SlH eIfDEe-
-?r'>ideLt judge GunuiSon Thursday
last at Z ', decided against che locality of
an ordinance Of that city under which A
cham gang" composed chiefly Of tramps
was established tC work on the streets. and
the prisoners were discharged The issue
was made in Court by The knights Of Labor.
A N-wark, n dispatch saws The
ia
vice Of mounting the boys on mustarps is
proving nost lauGhable enterprise. The
boys have turned the streets of n, wart, into
an amateur "Wild West" show. and messa-
ges are being deiIyrTed more at the pleasure
OF the animals than the will of the BOYS.
From the roofs of houses and other com
mandins cn'inences people in Burlington
VI, watched through field glasses last
fTiday great commOtiOn in Lake Cham
plalu, about four miles from there. Some
say II WIS squall ard water spout. others
some Kind of large fish, while one old can.
tain stoutiy maintains that it was ouly A
flock of geese.
John Robertson, of Pittsburgh amused
himself, op Sunday. h. throwing sticks in
the a ilegheny river for bis dog To 90 after
Becoming excited he grew careless and threw
his pocketbook containing S17 faI out in tb,
stream. Before the animal could reach #
the purse had sunk, and Mr. Robertson Is
minus just that amount for his few mo-
meuts' amusement.
1t l. said lLat tgo wca thy CLluaue,. H.
Mott sueet, NV York, are slave OwIcTs.
All Chan, at No. Is. has II yrar-old Chin
ese girl slave whom he bought txo years ago
Tor 500 ard whom h considers worth s4Oo
now kWo-G HING LUrE. a. No. ! has an-
Other gil whom he bought IN Canton several
years az" toT $50 She is Is years old, and
her master values her at 5000
The racing yacht Thistle lost her bow
-P.i' snd was otherwise damaged in a run
iroI- th. C-Yd- 10 Cowes, during the gale on
Frd"y. While on the trip the Thistle res
cued tins, meG in a l.fe boat belonging 70
the steamer Hsrkaway, which had fouu-
drTCd- sixteen lives were lost when the
steamTr went down. The life boat origin
ais CaIfi d SIX persons. three OF whom sue
cumheG , priVation.
A Bergen county, y. D.. rustic invited
young man of New York to spend a dsv
with hIm n the country. On sunday in
their Wa TX through the woods the city young
man saw what he supposed was = sand bag
hung there for gymnastic exc else, and rush
iDG up he sti uck it a blow which Knocked a
hole c. an through it. IL IS now in the
hsrds - 2 nurse. The sand bag proved TO he
q -yci. nest Of hornets
On Friday morning Math Stevenson,
counsel for Thomas jackson, AIlenport,
Wash ington Co, Pa, who on the 18th inst
pleaded guilty TO illegal Hquer selling and
who vas sentenced for the same, asked the
release of the prisoner On the ground that
the High License law went into effect on
the afternoon # the day jackson received
sentence making all business of this sort
transacted that morning void. Judge Nc
livaiue ordered bis release npon payment
of:costs.
On opening the will of de ceased West
Chester. Pa, lady il was found that she had
mad rmple provisions for the maintenance
Of her faithful friend her dog-haying left
a legacy Of 81 800, the intIeSt OF which was
to be used for his support, and after bis
death the 81 800 was Il 60 20 ST. Peters
Great Valley p. Z. Church The provisions
OF the Will are being faithfully carried out
in ibis respect, aud the cid dog is living
hlgh. From present Appearance it will be
some time before St. Peters will receive the
Legacy
john o. Culher. Of Dauphin county.
made a happy fnd last we, k whilr tearing
down the old dwelling house on his property.
Above the old Kitchen cuphuaTd buiil close
by tho chinnry, was Il short iost, and in
this corner, wrapped in linen pouch, were
% liver half dollars, with dates from 1895
to 1886, iu good condition supposition
says they were placed there by NJ. Isaac
OG!e, ar old settler. who built the horse and
lived there unit! his death. whicl vas
caused by falling from tres and I sak ~
his NJ cKs and the money lay in its i'll oro, Z.
tn safe ever since
a toX-Eunt recently occurred IN Kent.
Conn, which was In many respects the
most remarkable this country has ever
known. There was no anise-seed-bag non
sense about 1t. The game was a real fox,
and Mrs. Monroe, the only hunter, was in at
the death. She was feeding chickens in the
yard when fox entered and seized a hen.
but before il could escape Ms. Monroe
seized the invader by the tail Holding the
hen firmly in its mouth tie fox attempted to
drag Mrs Monroe awav to its lair The
heroic woman retained her grip, however,
and called loudly for help. 1t cane IN the
shape of two sturdy dogs, who immediately
dispatched the fox.